Evocation

Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
"My collection was highly inspired by androgyny. I wanted to push my collection as much as I could in terms of masculinity and aggression with the hard lines and shapes, while maintaining an element of femininity with the use if texture to give a softer dimension overall." Jamie Stevens

Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
It was in the movement of life, the stirring of the world that Jordan Hone of Sydney's Sloans of Lane Cove found inspiration for the Overture collection.
"The way a symphony of individuals becomes one entity-and for each note they create, the movement and feeling lasts only an instant and then is gone forever. It is the essence of these fleeting moments that this collection aims to capture," says Hone.

With movement comes texture, and Overture has whisked Jordan into a new phase of experimentation. Renowned for her polished editorial work, which boasts clean lines, minimalism, and a sense of feminine glamour, Hone yearned to move into a darker space with Overture.

She was inspired, in part, by the Chanel F/W 14/15 show, specifically the use of varying textures across crimping, braiding, and natural hair finishes, which subtly inspired the intricate melding of textures throughout in Overture.

Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
The name Soloist reflects the nuance of a single performer-an individual following his or her own path.
Inspired by hard geometric lines, which are balanced with feminine curves, The Soloist reflects the eclectic aesthetic that permeates the contemporary visual culture of our time.
Shapes have been constructed using angles and volume, accentuating the architecture of the hair.
Combining these with vibrant, striking colors to accentuate the precise cutting techniques is integral to collection. Always abstract and multi-layered, the cuts and colors are grounded in traditional styling techniques.